I need an external auto flash for my Canon 70D, would this one work? Any suggestions appreciated!
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If you select the canon version it will work. I have used these with several canon DSLRs with TTL. They've worked flawlessly for me.
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Hi, I all suggested you use only Nikon flashes, I buyed a Vivitar because the price bud ain't worked, so I pay double.
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There are receptors that go on the back of the strobes that if you are using a external flash on your camera they will work automatically. If you are using the internal flash the is a trigger that plugs into the camera or attaches to the flash mount
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THis should work. As long as it holds the spot for it, it will work. Also will work with the flash when its off of it.
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it will work but it will not function as an 'auto' flash. everything must be done manually.
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I never got mine to work. I can honestly say you are better investing in a basic flash for 200.00 It will make a big difference in the long run. I was going to use it on a rebel t1i
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Nice camera! Yes, it will work. I find in most situations it works best in constant on rather than in flash mode.
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Sandro, I purchased this flash for my Canon 70D and I have found no incompatibilities between camera and flash. I love the flash and am very happy with my purchase.
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Being a Speedlite it will fire on "external flash" mode if set to Auto Exposure. However, as small and convenient the 90EX would not be much of an improvement compared with the built-in flash. Therefore I'd suggest to get at least the Speedlite 270EXII or if more flash light range (with swivel) is needed, then get the 430EXII. Both of these have much faster "cycle" times than the 90EX. Obviously, their price is their main drawback.
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I had this flash and it worked fine on my canon 7D. I would think it would work fine on your camera as well. anyway, this flash was cheaply made and broke just after warranty expired. I got myself a 580EX II and never looked back
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I don't have a 70d but it works very well with my other canon cameras. Af assist is the best, with very pleasing light and ttl works so good it is my first choice of three flashes that I own
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Hi Angela, I'm honestly not sure! It didn't work very well with my canon rebel T1i. It was back in the mail after a week of many attempts to use. You might be better of just buying a more reliable flash if your not sure. Hope this helps you:)
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The flash is a Yongnuo (speedlite YN560). It works on some Canons, but not Rebel, as in my Canon T3i. (T3i = Rebel)
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check out the manual, its doing both (charging flash and writing cached buffer on the memory), meaning i may well need an external (ohh gooding!!!! more stuff for my camera) so for such a case, what external flash unit would you recommend, cause i've been looking at the at different ones, and the one that fits my needs the best according to what i've seen is the 430EX II by canon, what your insight is it to much to little?
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This will work with any external flash for any dslr camera. Yes, to shoot off camera you will need to purchase a transmitter, otherwise you can use the flash reception if your camera has that feature.
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I looked up your camera. I don't think it has a hot shoe mount for an external flash. If it does (is there a "flap" that hides it?), then you can put this on it. Even if it doesn't, this flash has a slave function that lets you fire it off when you fire off your built-in flash. So you could still get really flash results just using this flash in slave mode.
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I have a Canon T2i and in a boat similar to some of the others in that cost is an issue and so is the fact that I am technically challenged, not understated, and would like something that pretty much takes care of itself when the camera is in auto mode, which is most of the time. Can anyone recommend a flash to consider? Thanks.
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I had the same problem trying to use the camera in auto mode. It popped up, i think every time i turned the camera on in the auto mode, but it wouldn't fire, even in a completely dark room. Yes, the flash was set to auto. It seemed to work fine in other modes. Every camera i've run across fires the flash automatically when used in auto so i figured there was something wrong with the one i recieved.